The SEC’s boss supports tweaking capital rules to cover liquidity risk. But Bear Stearns’ collapse shows how lightning-fast a liquidity crisis can strike. It’s unlikely a bank could act fast enough to raise capital when its counterparties are running for the exits.Sign up to read the rest of this subscriber-only content, or if you are already a member please sign in here.
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